My system is as follows:
P1-166MMX, 64MB EDO DRAM, S3 something-or-other PCI graphics, socket 7 ATX motherboard (probably ATX v1.2 or earlier), WD 8.4GB IDE, Windows 2000 SP4.
The reason for the archaicness of the specs is because this system has been built up as a test platform for a combined UPS/PSU concept study.
Which brings me to:
I am considering designing and building a combined UPS/PSU - basically a PSU with a big battery attached to it, a simple charging circuit, a switching circuit and an assortment of other complicateds.
Because of the theoretical nature of what I'm attempting, the system I'm attempting this on is very disposable. Pity the 486 never came out in ATX...
I have a copy of the ATX v2.2 PSU required specs, an electronic engineering degree, the appropriate tools and testing equipment, an electronic components supplier and a complete disregard for personal safety. Anything else I need?
I feel that this might be an ambitious small project, and am mainly looking for advice, comments and opinions here. So let's hear 'em!
P1-166MMX, 64MB EDO DRAM, S3 something-or-other PCI graphics, socket 7 ATX motherboard (probably ATX v1.2 or earlier), WD 8.4GB IDE, Windows 2000 SP4.
The reason for the archaicness of the specs is because this system has been built up as a test platform for a combined UPS/PSU concept study.
Which brings me to:
I am considering designing and building a combined UPS/PSU - basically a PSU with a big battery attached to it, a simple charging circuit, a switching circuit and an assortment of other complicateds.
Because of the theoretical nature of what I'm attempting, the system I'm attempting this on is very disposable. Pity the 486 never came out in ATX...
I have a copy of the ATX v2.2 PSU required specs, an electronic engineering degree, the appropriate tools and testing equipment, an electronic components supplier and a complete disregard for personal safety. Anything else I need?
I feel that this might be an ambitious small project, and am mainly looking for advice, comments and opinions here. So let's hear 'em!